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Deepak Vaidya
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    If you want to skip the midday rush, try heading to the western hot spring pool just after sunrise it usually stays clear until about 10 am. From there you can walk straight to the village square, then hop on a local bus to Kasol. Staying at Nomads Hostel keeps you close to the trailheads and lets you explore the cafés after dark.

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